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DOMAIN PRINCIPAL GROUP 1 Project Manager Ben Deagan Background Project installation of new sprinkler systems into 30 existing facilities across Australia Timeframe staged delivery of 30 projects over a 10 month period Delivery


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Project Manager – Ben Deagan Background Project – installation of new sprinkler systems into 30 existing facilities across Australia Timeframe – staged delivery of 30 projects over a 10 month period Delivery Approach – Design & Construct Head Contractor – delivered by a single national fire services contractor The Journey

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STEP 1 – ESTABLISHMENT PHASE

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Background Data (Building Details)

  • As-built drawings (existing building plans)
  • Hazardous material audit/report
  • Water pressure inquiry
  • Electrical audit/report
  • Operating constraints

Management Approach

  • Internal Project Manager
  • External Project Manager

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STEP 2 – CONCEPT PHASE

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Develop Project Brief

  • Principal Project Requirements (PPR)

Delivery Approach

  • Design & Construct (D&C) delivery approach
  • Detailed Design, Tender & Construction delivery approach

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STEP 3 – TENDER/DESIGN PHASE

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Finalise D&C Brief Prepare the tender package which will include but not be limited to:

  • Standard tender documentation
  • Principal Project Requirement document
  • Background data
  • Modified AS4902-2000 contract

Tender & Appoint D&C Contractor

  • Develop tender list (based on capacity & experience)
  • Evaluate and appoint head contractor (staged appointment)
  • Commence detailed design

Council Approval (Authority Approval)

  • Complying Development Certificate (CDC)
  • Development Application (DA)

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EXAMPLE DESIGN DOCUMENTATION

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STEP 4 – CONSTRUCTION & COMMISSIONING PHASE

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Site Induction

  • Facility induction
  • Establishment of head contractor safety plan & site specific induction
  • Establishment of delivery/storage/work areas
  • Communication lines
  • Contractor police checks are in place
  • Procedures for notifying Facility Managers of key works that will affect the

day to day operation of the facility

  • Programming & planning of works
  • OHS spotter

Commence Construction

  • Typical timeframes

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EXAMPLE STAGING PLAN

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TYPICAL SPRINKLER PIPE INSTALLATION

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TYPICAL FLEXIBLE PIPEWORK INSTALLATION

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TYPICAL SPRINKLER CONTROL VALVE SET

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STEP 4 – CONSTRUCTION & COMMISSIONING PHASE (Continue)

Completion of Installation

  • Commissioning & training
  • Authority approval
  • O&M Manuals
  • Defects liability period
  • Implement maintenance schedule

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KEY LEARNINGS

Head Contractor

  • Selection process for the head contractor
  • Robust PPR document
  • The type of agreement (contract) to be utilised

Design Phase

  • Design and location of the sprinkler control valve set
  • Drainage points for the sprinkler control valve set and test points
  • Locations of exposed sprinkler pipe-work (internal external)
  • Location of sprinkler heads within the entry under-awnings
  • Location of manholes for accessing the ceiling void areas
  • In-ground works (maintaining access to the facility for emergencies)

Construction Phase

  • Facility Orientation
  • Communication Lines
  • OHS Spotter
  • Planning of the onsite works

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